Weeks before the scandal broke, Jensen Huang told Bloomberg’s Emily Chang that even he could lose his job at the company he founded. Huang said the CEO is always vulnerable and must keep earning the role, adding that he liked a system where he could be removed and a successor hired. Those comments now carry new weight as Nvidia’s board reportedly considers ousting him following reports of two extramarital relationships, one with a woman US intelligence suspects of spying for China. In the same interview, Huang said he hoped to lead Nvidia for another 20 years and had no plans to step down soon. Asked whether his two children, both Nvidia executives, could take over, he said they would have to earn it. He added that he hoped Nvidia’s next CEO would come from inside the company.
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